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Additional painting course in Burglengenfeld: Creativity bubbles up in the holiday program!
Successful painting courses in Burglengenfeld: Additional date due to high demand. Discover creativity with Nina Dulleck's technique!
Additional painting course in Burglengenfeld: Creativity bubbles up in the holiday program!
The town of Burglengenfeld recently launched an exciting summer holiday program that has proven to be a real hit. The children were particularly enthusiastic about the painting courses, which were offered in collaboration with the city library and the citizens' meeting place. Under the guidance of Corinna Höfler, a dedicated library employee, the young artists were able to develop their talents and live out their creativity.
The classes, held at the end of August, were based on the popular drawing book “The School of Magical Animals: Drawing Yourself” by talented illustrator Nina Dulleck. This series of children's books not only has many fans in the library, but the painting courses have also aroused great interest. Within just one day, places for the first course were fully booked, prompting organizers to offer an additional session in the afternoon.
A creative experience for the children
In both painting courses, the children had the opportunity to learn Nina Dulleck's step-by-step technique. Participants loved learning how to draw a polar bear, a meerkat and a beaver. With a lot of enthusiasm and skill, the children implemented the instructions and put their works of art on paper.
Thanks to Corinna Höfler's clear and understandable instructions, the children were able to use their drawing skills excellently. At the end of the course they were proud to present their self-made pictures. The resulting works of art demonstrated not only the creativity but also the drawing talent of the young participants.
The painting course has now established itself as an integral part of the summer holiday program and is very popular. The city library is already planning to offer a creative highlight for the holidays again next year to give the children the opportunity to further develop their artistic skills.